The phrase "a ensemble of" is not correct in written English.
The correct form is "an ensemble of," as "ensemble" begins with a vowel sound.
Example: "The orchestra is made up of an ensemble of talented musicians from various backgrounds."
Alternatives: "a group of" or "a collection of".
Consequently, Lacan referred to the three registers: Real, Symbolic and Imaginary to address the body as a ensemble of identifications.
"Clock" is an opulent dance track that conducts a ensemble of bells and cranks them in wavering BPM times, and highlights what Warp has stated in a press release is a return to a Detroit techno sound, but "broader in scope, more luxuriant, more gleaming with detail".
Here, we report on GimmeMotifs, a motif prediction pipeline using a ensemble of existing computational tools (Supplementary Fig. S1).
The result is a ensemble of structural coarse-grain subsets, either double or single stranded, of the target molecule (we show examples in Fig. 1D).
(A ) Ensemble of 20 NMR conformers with the lowest target function of free PLK4-PB3 (dark blue) (B ) the X-ray structure of the PLK4-PB3/STIL-CC complightlight blue/green) and (C ) comparison of the free PLK4-PB3 (dark blue) to the PLK4-PB3 (light blue) in complex with STIL-CC by structural superposition (STIL-CC not shown for clarity).
The spread of chlorophyll-a ensemble of each case became significantly narrower than the original case, indicating that the difference is attributed to the uncertainty of the other unperturbed variables.
A mode where an ensemble of phosphosites provides a necessary platform was described [ 44].
0. Ribozyme R (Fig. 4) is a part of an ensemble of selfish cooperators within a compartment.
Just as an individual odor is represented by an ensemble of KCs, a given behavioral bias is likely to be represented by an ensemble of MBONs.
It's not like a choir, more an ensemble of soloists".
On the southern side of the door is an ensemble of a number of statues.
